Shows Much Progress by National Benefit Life Insurance Co
A report praises the National Benefit Life Insurance Company for its growth and service across ten states. It notes 1921 results including 39 071 policies issued, $65 560 increase in legal reserve, total insured of $10 836 337, ledger assets of $615 12/,78, $100 000 paid in capital, and $377 034 deposited with the government. Manager A L Hinson invites readers to request a representative.
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National Benefit Life Insurance Company
Ciy
A. L. Hinson
Cincinnati
Delta Sigma Theta Chapter Excels in College Life and Scholastic Standings
The Zeta Chapter at the University bannered in scholastic achievement and campus activity. It ranked fifth among twelve women’s fraternities in Liberal Arts, while the national organization led by Dr. Sadie Tanner Mossell headlined Black higher education progress in Philadelphia.
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Zetz Chapter
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
Columbus
Louisville
Springfield
Xenia
Wilberforce
Delta Sigma Theta
The
University News
Liberal Arts
Cincinnati
Zeta
Sadie Tanner Mossell
Philadelphia
Endowment and Life Policy Offers From Cincinnati Office
Representatives invite applications for liberal endowment and payment life policies including 10, 15, 20 year terms. Health and accident and whole life options listed. Located at Temple Court Building, 8th and Plum, Cincinnati Ohio. Phone Canal 3692.
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Temple Court Building
8Th and
Plum
Cincinnati
Sunrise Club Dinner Debates DuBois Wins
At the Sunrise Club thirteenth dinner in Cafe Boulevard on April 24, a debate featured William W. Gregg of Elimira and Dr. W. E. B. Du Bois. Du Bois argued against segregation, defeating Gregg in the eyes of most attendees. Edwin C. Walker is club secretary.
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New York
William W. Greeg
Elmira
N. Y
W. E. BB. du Bois
United States
Gregg
DuBois
Edwin CC. Walker
Dr Eugene Cox Remembered As Loyal Friend And Leader
Dr. Eugene Cox 72 passed after a long career as a trusted dentist and community leader. He served in religious life, State Boards, public institutions and civic groups, leaving a widow, a son and a daughter to mourn. Requiescat in pace.
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Eugene Cox
Cox
Odd Fellows
Union Baptist Church
Heroic Firefighter Rescues Child From Flames
Alonzo Signal, a Black man in the city, leaped into action when a three year old girl caught fire on Sixth Street. He dragged her from the blaze, removed burning clothing, and wrapped her in his coat despite severe burns to his hands and arms. The child died later in hospital. The incident is noted as a striking example of courage within the Colored Race.
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Alonzo Signal
West Eighth Street
Sixth Street
Commercial Tribune
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Delta Sigma
Delta Zeta Eet
Theta Phi Alpha
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Ste Ee
Park ST
B. F. Smith
Hughes High School
Fairview
Clifton-Ludlow
Corinthian Lodge
Gilbert Avenue
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Cincinnati Branch
Park Street
Robert W. Bagnall
National Association For the Advancement OF Colored
DYER
KU Klux Klan
Sunrise Club
B. W. Overton
Exec. Sec’y
L. Lloyd Stone
Johnson Taylor Johnson
Boys’ Work Department
Direction
Williams and Matthews
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